6.4.1.1 High Demand for Polyester Fibers is Likely to Boost the
Disperse Dyes Segment
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disperse dyes with outstandingly high wet fastness
The team mill pigments and
disperse dyes down to the nanometric scale and keep the particles stable as a suspension in water for up to two years.
In order to increase the amount of colors and maintain the color fastness to light, washing or high temperature of the textiles, an extensive amount of research has been conducted to improve the limited swelling of fibers with the help of special dyeing auxiliaries such as carriers (e.g., acetophenone, methyl benzoate) or swelling agents containing dimethyl formamide, dimethyl sulfoxide and so on, which contribute to the ability of cationic dyes or
disperse dyes to enter the internal space of the fibers [9-11].
Summary: The in vitro antimicrobial activities of eight newly synthesized
disperse dyes has been studied using agar-well diffusion method.
Dyeing of polyester/acrylic blended woven fabrics is done by two different types of dyestuff namely basic (cationic) dyes for acrylic yarns and
disperse dyes for polyester yarns in conventional two bath method.
The raiding party opened all the four containers and found that the containers were stuffed with mobile phones and tablets of different branch while the B/Ls declared the containers to have garment accessories, refrigerator parts and
disperse dyes.
The raiding party opened all the four containers and found that the containers were stuffed with mobile phones and tablets of different brands while the Bill of Loading B/Ls declared the containers to have garment accessories, refrigerator parts and
disperse dyes.
During the processing of materials (textiles and leather) dyeing agents (such as potassium dichromate and
disperse dyes), metallic elements (such as nickel, cobalt, and chrome), and finishing agents (such as colophony and epoxy resin) can affect the skin of the workers.
Eom, "Dyeing and fastness properties of phthalimide-based alkali-clearable azo
disperse dyes on poly(ethylene terephthalate)," Coloration Technology, vol.
Azo
disperse dyes have mostly been used in coloration of textiles, such as polyester, nylon, acetate, cellulose and acrylic, due to their bright colors, excellent colorfastness and ease of application [5].